Plant(ing) Entanglements
The series of sound installations Warm Earth Sounds for Plants and the People Who Love Them ends with Fulya Uçanok’s sound installation Plant(ing) Entanglements.
This installation foregrounds an understanding that listening and being listened to are entangled. Focusing on the relational interface between humans and plants, it offers a space to explore the listening and thinking relationships one forms with plants. Incorporating speculative fabulations and questions about the relationship between subject and object, the installation invites visitors to slow down, reflect, and imagine together with the plants in the Winter Garden at Salt Beyoğlu.
Between the Plants and Us, courtesy Fulya Uçanok.
Related contributions and publications
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Late Subatlantic. Science Poetry in Times of Global Warming
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Climate: Our Right to Breathe
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Decolonial aesthesis: weaving each other
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Climate Forum I – Readings
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…and the Earth along. Tales about the making, remaking and unmaking of the world.
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Art for Radical Ecologies Manifesto
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Pollution as a Weapon of War
Svitlana MatviyenkoClimate
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